submitted by Ada Ren-Mitchell Are you looking for library game ideas that sneakily introduce STEM concepts? Or you have many ideas but not enough time
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submitted by Ada Ren-Mitchell Are you looking for library game ideas that sneakily introduce STEM concepts? Or you have many ideas but not enough time
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By Haley Cole and Tylar Kerstetter Libraries are institutions that excel at both formal and informal learning. We’re where people can pursue passion projects or
Read moreMaking Dungeons and Dragons Inclusive for those with ADHD? By Tylar Kerstetter and Haley Cole Even though the month of October is wrapping up this
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Are you developing programming for International Games Month in November? Check out what Gwinnett County Public Library has planned! Gwinnett County Public Library’s Learning Labs
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Friday, 1/24 at 2:30 EST / 1:30 CST / 12:30 MST / 11:30 PSTLooking to offer gaming programs at your library but don’t have a
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For the last year this blog has been posting Hive Mind Questions, using the collective knowledge of the ALA Games and Gaming Roundtable to answer
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Shazam! Calling all superheroes! (Yes, we mean YOU!) Your presence is requested at our Spring SUPER! Spectacular. For a bit of origin story, last fall,
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GameRT will be hosting special guests from the Graphic Novels and Comics Round Table’s Addressing Challenges Committee. We will be discussing how games and comics
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by Jake Ciarapica In 2017 I wrote an article for this blog called “Librarian’s Report: Dungeons and Dragons in the Library.” I have been amazed
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GameRT is back after the turn of another year with a full slate of 5 programs this month for you to explore! If any of
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